NIRI lets members accept stock as pay for services

VIENNA, VA: The National Investor Relations Institute’s Board of
Directors has reversed its longstanding policy against IR consultants
accepting stock for services - a decision that already has some pros
rethinking their compensation strategies.

VIENNA, VA: The National Investor Relations Institute’s Board of
Directors has reversed its longstanding policy against IR consultants
accepting stock for services - a decision that already has some pros
rethinking their compensation strategies.

VIENNA, VA: The National Investor Relations Institute’s Board of

Directors has reversed its longstanding policy against IR consultants

accepting stock for services - a decision that already has some pros

rethinking their compensation strategies.

Woody Wallace, founder and chairman of The Investor Relations Company

and a member of NIRI’s Senior Seminar, said that until the recent NIRI

decision, he never considered swapping stock for services, even though

he’d seen some of his colleagues make millions doing so.

Recently, Wallace was approached by a small investment bank in Atlanta